I think he intends to make his move tonight.

Now is the time for a bold'>bold act of leadership.

go ahead, shoot your emperor which is in my mind a fairly gutsy move to do

By adopting the Millennium Development Goals, Member States have taken a bold'>bold and historic bold'>bold'>step.

In a bold'>bold'>bold'>bold move, Myanmar President Thein Sein reshuffled his cabinet by appointing non army officers and removing controversial ministers.

It is that spirit of sufficient consensus that has allowed them truly to cross the Rubicon and land on the shores of national unity and national reconciliation.

She's got a nerve!

In presenting the present proposal, the sponsors have taken a bold'>bold bold'>bold'>step that paves the way for real, meaningful change in the Organization.

His predictions were bold'>bold.

bold'>Bold decisions must be taken.

They had an audacious idea.

Israel has taken a courageous bold'>bold'>step towards ending the occupation of Gaza by withdrawing its military forces and the illegal settlements from that area, as well as from parts of the northern West Bank.

So this is a pretty bold'>bold action.

They all thought the same... that I was bluffing and playing hard to get.

He's a bit of an old fogy. I suppose my ideas were too bold'>daring for him.

You're not that bold'>bold.

What better way to mark World Kidney Day than for global health leaders to take a bold'>bold bold'>bold'>step and urge countries to experiment with donor rewards?

I would like to call upon the members of this body to work together and take a bold'>bold bold'>bold'>step towards the creation of a new United Nations for the new era. (A 59 PV.4, p. 33)

This past summer, Prime Minister Sharon took a bold'>bold and courageous move by disengaging all troops and civilians from all of the Gaza Strip and parts of the northern West Bank.

It consumes itself bold'>bold'>step after bold'>bold'>step after bold'>bold'>step.

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The time has come for bold'>bold decisions.

With our congenial souls? secrets too bold'>bold?

bold'>Bold and cunning, they are, but I'm up to them.

Let us seize it and develop bold'>bold concepts and effective normative systems.

The robin was evidently in a fascinating, bold'>bold mood.

So notice, I didn't bold'>bold the c.

Man We talk about bold'>bold, fresh.

Recognizing the opposition as the legitimate government of Syria, as was done in Libya, would give Assad s foes a boost, but, so far, they lack the gravitas that such a bold'>bold measure would require.

The current partisan tensions on the (Capitol) Hill ensure that it would be an uphill climb, but it is the thesis of this paper that a similar bold'>bold bold'>bold'>step, akin to the Panama Canal, is called for regarding Guantánamo.

So, you've got to take me through like a sixth grader dub, dub, dub, dub, dub but without patronizing me.

So you've got to take me through like a sixth grader dub, dub, dub but without patronizing me.

Deep thinking needs to be followed by bold'>bold action.

Come on, bold'>bold'>step lively, bold'>bold'>step lively.

We call upon this Council to look beyond the diversion and witness the larger picture a tiny country, marred by terrorism, mobilizing its citizenry and political will to take a bold'>bold bold'>bold'>step for peace in the region.

Just it doesn't burn. It consumes itself bold'>bold'>step after bold'>bold'>step after bold'>bold'>step.

But let's just go through this bold'>bold'>step by bold'>bold'>step.

bold'>Bold initiatives will have to await the propitious moment.

He had a bold'>bold idea that what he called the cognitive trade off hypothesis.

When I took your arm, I was scared you would think me too rash.

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It was perhaps only a first bold'>bold'>step, but it was a significant one.